Is this possible? I tried to search the forums but only found an old thread.
I want to be able to login throught a front-end from www.****.**.
If somebody could answer short and fast to this issue I might have it solved in minutes… I bet it’s not complicated if it’s possible?
I do not see really a problem as long as you know how to do it which requires some knowledge. For the fun, just open you router on the same port (eg. 32400) as your plex and forward (NAT ) that port to your plex sever. Secondly define a dynamic dns with the name of your choice. You can now connect using “thenameofyourchoice:32400”
If you want to NAT port 80 and forward it to your plex this will work too. Just be aware that you will open your plex to the world for all attack on port 80.
@SupreX said:
If somebody could answer short and fast to this issue I might have it solved in minutes… I bet it’s not complicated if it’s possible?
It is complicated to do it safely and with all plex features intact.
You need to use a so-called ‘reverse proxy’.
But as said above: if you don’t know the ramifications of that, please leave it be.
For your own sake.
